Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volume 56, Part 1F. Jefferies, 1786 - Early English newspapers The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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Page 109
... means be pleafed . Of this 1 give you warning ;. it will not make you be pleafed with it . Spare a refpectable ... mean , by a knowing farmer , one who understands the belt course ot crops , how to plough , to fow , to mow , trench ...
... means be pleafed . Of this 1 give you warning ;. it will not make you be pleafed with it . Spare a refpectable ... mean , by a knowing farmer , one who understands the belt course ot crops , how to plough , to fow , to mow , trench ...
Page 279
... means thereof they not only made this addition to the chari- table legacies , but also were enabled to defray the expences of obtaining a de- cree or order in Chancery , which was abfolutely neceffary , and of other pro- ceedings in law ...
... means thereof they not only made this addition to the chari- table legacies , but also were enabled to defray the expences of obtaining a de- cree or order in Chancery , which was abfolutely neceffary , and of other pro- ceedings in law ...
Page 494
... means convinced ; but huma- nity in fome meafure pleaded for the res lief of the neceffitous . He therefore would propofe exempting all fuch fhop- keepers from the operation of the tax as were excufed from the payment of parish rates ...
... means convinced ; but huma- nity in fome meafure pleaded for the res lief of the neceffitous . He therefore would propofe exempting all fuch fhop- keepers from the operation of the tax as were excufed from the payment of parish rates ...
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